"HTC" content on TweakTown - Page 13

Apple is rumored to provide quite the change in the next-gen iPhone, which might not feature a Home button.

VR gaming not only requires higher-end hardware, but a specific skillset to tap the hardware's potential.

AMD's next-gen Arctic Islands GPU will have 'performance per watt two times compared to' current cards.

Capcom plans to release a new Devil May Cry and Dead Rising game on the heels of Resident Evil 7.

According to Sony, almost everyone who has tried the PlayStation VR plans to buy it.

With the rise of digital media, GameStop thinks that 'disc-based games will be around forever'

Steam VR and the HTC Vive headset secure support for Elite: Dangerous.

VR shipments to reach 3 million next year, but a huge 30 million by 2020.

NVIDIA recommends its latest Maxwell-powered 900 series video cards for VR gaming at 1080p 90FPS.

The N64 classic comes alive with stunning beauty thanks to the new Unreal Engine.

Epic Games rel eases its 'Showdown' VR experience for download.

Palmer Luckey predicts that VR will be a slow transition for the mainstream market.

It looks like there won't be many HTC Vive headsets being made this year.

Hydrogen-powered batteries in our smartphones could finally see us using them for a week between charges.

Titanium Falcon's new smart ring takes the controller out of your hand and puts it on your finger.

HTC continues to dwindle, with the company slaying 15% of its workforce.

Android lost a bit of ground to iOS.

Things go from bad to worse over at HTC.

EA's new galactic shooter dominates awards categories and woos over judges in Cologne.

EverDisplay unveils the world's first 4K AMOLED display, with the 6-inch panel boasting a huge amount of pixels.

Basemark announces a new real-world VR benchmark in collaboration with Crytek.

TrendForce expects gaming will help drive virtual reality sales in 2016.

HTC abuses its push notification system by pushing ads on the new Fantastic Four movie onto devices.

Valve accrued an estimated one and a half billion dollars revenue in 2014 with Steam sales.

HTC Vive will be sold through the HTC website, but the real treasure is 'room scale' VR.

The VR market is expected to reach $15.89 billion by 2020, analyst predicts.

Have you got Samsung's new Galaxy S6 or Galaxy S6 edge smartphones? You should try out the new Gear VR!

Facebook still dodging just how many units Oculus VR will have this year, saying "Oculus is very much in the development stage"

Samsung Galaxy S6 edge bends during testing, with its screen cracking, but this isn't another "bendgate"

NVIDIA acquires Valve, announces Half-Life 3 release date for 3/3/16.

HTC hopes its Vive virtual reality head-mounted display (HMD) will turn hardcore gamers into fans.

Valve teases that it is playing around with Half-Life in VR, but no announcement of Half-Life 3 just yet.

With 3,000mAh in the tank, a percentage-based battery indicator and a crazy-low price, is there something that lets this device down in the long-run?

Jaunt boss plays around with Steam VR at MWC 2015, walks away saying it was "utterly phenomenal"

HTC partners up with Valve to unveil a new VR headset, known as Vive.

HTC takes the wraps off of its One M9 smartphone.

Will the 2600mAh capacity be enough to suit your needs? Chris checks out the Hue Stik Ultra Sleek 2600 mAh Power Bank and gives us his full thoughts on it.

Just head of MWC 2015, the specs for the HTC One M9 leak - we can expect a 5-inch 1080p display, 8-core processor and 3GB of RAM.

Presto mobile subscription streaming service has launched for iOS and Android in Australia.

HTC gives you all the kawaii faces you will ever need with their M8 smartphone - pre-installed!

The upcoming HTC One M9 smartphone should feature a 5-inch 1080p display, 20.7-megapixel rear-facing camera and 8-core processor.

HTC is all set to unveil its upcoming "Hima" smartphone, which will arrive as the One M9 at Mobile World Congress 2015 in March.

HTC Hima, the company's new high-end Android smartphone should launch in March 2015 with a 5-inch 1080p display, and much more.

Google formally announces its Nexus 9, which is an HTC-made, NVIDIA Tegra K1-powered Android 5.0-based slate priced at just $399.

HTC is going to have a 'Double exposure' press meet on October 8th, which is said to unveil two camera specific devices.